the flashlight diameter is 13.2 x 2.9 x 2.5 cm one 18650 is NOT going to work, what is the correct battery for this flashlight ?
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Jared, I use the 3-Volt 18650 batteries in just about every flashlight and Laser I own. Never had a problem with them. Just make sure you use the right charger designed for them, to re-charge!
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I just checked mine. It has the 18650 Li-Ion Battery in it. (Had to get my rifle out of the case to check it!). If you bought one of the flashlights and they sent the wrong battery, you should get in touch with them. The 18650 Battery DOES fit. (I have 3 of them!)
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I bought with that flashlight tangsfire rechargeable they last a long time I'm not sure on how many hrs thou
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I don't have the flashlight so guessing, but it's probably for the 18650 battery as it's narrower than the 3 AAA batteries
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Wanda I seem to be having the same 'length' problem as you. My units overall length without the extension tube is220mm, which like yours is too short. I guess 'size' does matter. :p Currently I am using 1ea 18650 and 2ea 18350 batteries all stuffed into the thing. Its working so far
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I am not sure. I do not know the model designation for my flashlight. The physical dimensions of the new bulb (1 inch dia) matched the old bulb so I took a chance.
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Make sure the battery is installed with the positive end towards the bulb end of the flashlight. There was a plastic spacer tube shipped with the flashlight, when using the rechargeable battery, use the spacer tube to make sure the battery fits in the flashlight body properly.
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The first two number are diameter in mm, the second two number is length, the last number is cell shape "0" is cylinder cell. 18650 is 18mm diameter and 65mm long, 26650 is 26mm X 65mm and approximately twice the volume (capacity?) of the 18650
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Sounds like they sent you a flashlight that takes 18650 batteries that are slightly larger than the 14500 batteries. Is the shaft too long and just a tad too wide. If so it means it is for the 18650 batteries. Go to any store that specializes in batteries, take the flashlight and see if the 18650 batteries fit in it. If they do, they sent the wrong flashlight or the wrong batteries.
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About a half an inch. Don't go by the physical size. There are other batteries of the same size. Find out what you actually need.
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the use of a 18650 battery requires a separate extension piece to accommodate the 18650s length, the one I acquired and works with this flashlight to be able to use the 18650 battery; Vktech Extension Ring Tube Joint Adapter for Bright Flashlight 18650
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18650 batteries are much too large to fit in this. Besides, they are L-ion and run on different volts.
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No I am pretty sure these are much larger diameter than the 18650. The flashlight it fits has an insert sleeve to fit the 18650.
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18650s are about 2 1/2" long by about 3/4" in diameter.AAs are 2" long by a little over half an inch in diameter.
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My flashlight is 28.27mm (1.08"). I had to use a couple wraps of electrical tape to make it work. So you would have to uses tape or spacer or something to make it work.
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I got UltraFire #BRC 18650 3000mAh 3.7V li-ion batterys there like a over sized AA, They seem to work fine and u can order with a charger.
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Not this specific charger and battery but just search for 18650 3.7V batter and charger and you will find one that works.
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I am not sure what you mean, but the battery is a 3.7 volt rechargable that could be recharged with any charger that works for 3.7 volt batteries. It is not a standard size battery, but I have 2 different flashlights, and the battery is exactly the same.
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Yes sir, it should work fine, flashlight is 1 inch diameter, hope this helps.